A Master Gardener explains how late you can plant spring bulbs by zone, plus tips for mulching and what to do if the ground ...

Pop these bulbs into the ground in late fall and look forward to dazzling displays of vibrant flowers from February to May.

Early spring is a wondrous time as dormant bulbs begin to pop up out of the soil. Didn’t plant any last fall? No worries; it’s not too late. In fact, many gardeners “lift” bulbs—removing them from the ...

Pop these daffodil lookalikes in the soil in fall and you won't have to do anything except wait for a garden full of headily ...

Your future self will thank you for planting bulbs this month ...

Traditional lawns may look lush, but they’re high-maintenance and offer little habitat for pollinators or soil life. By ...

Spring-flowering bulbs aren’t the easiest plants to grow. They can rot; deer and rodents eat some of them; and then there’s the whole delayed-gratification thing in which you wait months after ...

Spring and Mother's Day capture most planting attention, but experienced gardeners know to build next season's display in the fall. Like stonework, evergreens, and shade trees that add structure to ...

Key Points A sudden freeze after planting is unlikely to harm spring-flowering bulbs, as the soil takes longer to freeze than ...

Of all the bulbs we plant, paper whites (aka Narcissus) and amaryllis are the two that are readily available locally and do ...